Creating two or more procedures from ODBC

Question

Hi.
I'm trying to create several standalone procedures in an Oracle 8.1.7 server, using ODBC pass-thru.
I'm trying to create these procedures:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE EMSetContext(compid CHAR)
AS BEGIN
dbms_session.set_context('EMCTX','compid',RPAD(compid,5));
END;
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION EMGetContext
RETURN VARCHAR
AS BEGIN
RETURN SYS_CONTEXT('EMCTX','compid');
END;
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE EMPutInContext(p_table CHAR, p_schema CHAR)
AS BEGIN
DBMS_RLS.ADD_POLICY(p_schema,p_table,'EMCTX_ACF',p_schema,'EMCTX_ACF','SELECT,UPDATE,INSERT,DELETE');
END;
GO
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION EMCTX_ACF(p_schema varchar2, p_object varchar2)
RETURN varchar2
AS
cCompID CHAR(5) := SYS_CONTEXT('EMCTX','compid');
BEGIN
IF cCompID <> 'DBA' THEN
RETURN 'compid=''' || cCompID || '''';
ELSE
RETURN '';
END IF;
END;
GO
I already tests all these procedures in PL/SQL and they are sintaxticaly correct. I send to the Oracle server one procedure at a time, but just the first one is created without errors, no matter which of then I send first.
Is there any special sign or command I'm missing after each CREATE OR REPLACE statement?
TIA
Victor Espina

Answer 1

Ok, I did query the user_errors table. Then, I open a new connection to Oracle and sucessfuly sent this command via ODBC SPT:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE EMSetContext(compid CHAR)
AS BEGIN
dbms_session.set_context('EMCTX','compid',RPAD(compid,5));
END;
Then, I sent this command:
SELECT * FROM user_errors;
and the result was:
NAME: EMSETCONTEXT
TYPE: PROCEDURE
SEQUENCE: 1.0
LINE: 1.0
POSITION: 37.0
TEXT:
PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "" when expecting one of the following:
; is with authid deterministic parallel_enable as
Then, I tried to run the same command using SQL Plus and it worked just fine.
Any ideas?
Victor Espina